DORA compliance is not synonymous with security – digital resilience emerges only through consistent, centrally controllable security architecture beyond checklists.
DORA compliance is necessary but insufficient for digital resilience – what is required is a consistently built and centrally controllable security architecture with a focus on identity and cryptography management.
DORA no longer treats humans as an unavoidable security risk, but mandates structured training and security culture as mandatory components of cyber resilience.
A current data breach of 4.9 million Wise customers containing names, birth dates, and Spanish tax identification numbers is being traded on the darknet and poses significant risks for identity theft and fraud.
An unknown espionage actor exfiltrated the complete email mailbox of a stock exchange executive over five months using disguised malware and cloud services without detection.
